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Anchorlightrolly.com. For better or for worse, there's that list of big-name artists that everyone in museums clamors for.

A list of the folks who will draw in the crowds, the ones that the general public will know, will be familiar with, will want to see.

But you can imagine that if your institution doesn't already own a Pablo Picasso Cubist masterpiece,

for example, that they aren't necessarily easy to come by. There's not a lot of them just

lying around waiting to be snatched up. And even if there were, it likely wouldn't be for pennies on

the dollar. Art is just expensive. And even with million-dollar acquisition funds available, how many museums

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